Praying that damage of next presidential term can be minimized
Editor:
I’m not overly religious but after our election debacle – I pray to God.
I pray to God will buffer the damage the president-elect plans to wreak on our invaluable democracy.
I pray to God that at least some of the people now in and soon to be in power will help to temper the president-elect’s narcissism and vitriol.
I pray to God that those who truly have our best interests at heart will have the courage and dedication to stand up against the tyrant.
And mostly pray to God that those who chose bombast and empty promises over truth and honest effort will open their eyes, open their ears, open their hearts and especially open their minds to observe, absorb, assimilate and correlate the reality of what happens over the next two years.
We then may have the collected strength to wrest Congress out of his clutches in 2026 and limit the damage he can do in the last two years.
I deeply pray to God.
Bruce Kirby
Albion
